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Other Klondike Fandom pages tell you about 'your goals in the various sub-storylines here,' but Plarium's description of the game (where they host it rather than Facebook (although I think I still sign-in with my Facebook-cookie ... i dunno)):

Klondike takes you to Alaska during the gold rush era, in search of your father's lost expedition (as the game's intro screen keeps reminding us to "find your father"). You can set up a flourishing farm, build prosperous factories, and organize a roaring food trade. Once you're ready, embark on a long and exciting journey to find what everyone else believes to be gone forever.

Farm and Engage in Quests

Before you start your adventure, you’ll need to prepare for the harsh winter and equip yourself for distant travels. Build a farm to produce what you need, and complete quests along the way to increase your productivity. Explore your new surroundings and make a few friends!

Explore Different Locations

Take your adventures on the road and travel to picturesque locations. Set off to gather precious resources or continue your hunt for your father. Be wary - there's no telling what twists and trials await you out in the wilderness!

Join the Adventure

With the map of Klondike in your hands, you can explore amazing locations full of mysteries, hidden treasures, useful materials, ample opportunities, and challenging tasks.[1]

The object of the game doesn't seem to involve 'finding father' so much as "building a farm and housing for the workers who craft your supplies & products etc. to make money (perhaps picking up where your father left off)."

... oh! Duh! Right there in the game, in 'The Journal' (talked about on the Adventure pages), the Blue Peaks Valley entry says:

I came to Klondike in search of my father. A couple of months ago he and two of his partners went on an expedition to the Klondike mines and disappeared. Silent Shadow, the daughter of the chief of the local tribe. told me about the prospectors on Wind's Song who could know more. And so we hurried there.

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